When the city of Salerno embarked on a sweeping redevelopment of its waterfront in the early 2000s, the initiative was presented as a transformative vision for southern Italy. Spearheaded by then-Mayor Vincenzo De Luca—now President of the Campania Region—the project drew on the talents of internationally renowned architects and was partially financed through European Union funds. Nearly two decades on, however, the Salerno Maritime Terminal, Pi…
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