Failed construction projects can be defined as projects that fail to satisfy their contractual obligations and result in a financial deficit or other undesirable form of loss. Such failures can be attributed to poor quality control, inadequate planning, insufficient research, budget problems, and a variety of other factors. Failed construction projects can cause disruption, delays, and may even lead to legal proceedings or lawsuits. They can have devastating effects on all stakeholders involved and should therefore be avoided at all costs. To prevent such issues, it is essential to thoroughly plan each project, establish proper quality assurance protocols, and identify potential risks before beginning construction.