Historically, the land now occupied by the park, which had been used for agriculture and as a quarry, belonged to a farmhouse called Cascina Increa.
This Increa farm still exists, close to the park, and is a rare surviving example of rural architecture during the Renaissance.
Beginning in 1960, aggregates were extracted from the quarry.
The first attempts to share this land began between 1985 and 1987, when the land was bought by the Brugherio Commune.
The park opened in 1994, and since then there have been over twenty years of improvements that transformed it into an urban park.
Historically, the land now occupied by the park, which had been used for agriculture and as a quarry, belonged to a farmhouse called Cascina Increa. This Increa farm still exists, close to the park, and is a rare surviving example of rural architecture during the Renaissance. Beginning in 1960, aggregates were extracted from the quarry. The first attempts to share this land began between 1985 and 1987, when the land was bought by the Brugherio Commune. The park opened in 1994, and since then there have been over twenty years of improvements that transformed it into an urban park.
Increa Park