The world around us is full of amazing buildings that make you marvel at the genius in their construction.

Then there's the buildings where architects really gave it their best go.

Now, Papa Beaumaze loves a tryer, so I've rounded up some of the biggest, most expensive,

and downright most outrageous, almost buildings

that never quite made it over the finish line.

Put your hard hat on.

Oh, and watch out for falling roof tiles.

Some of these places are a state.

Let's take a look at the biggest mega projects that have never been finished.

You're listening. You're listening. look at the biggest mega projects that have never been finished. When Qatar was selected to be amazed.

When Qatar was selected to host the 2020 Kickie Pig Bladder World Cup,

there were big questions regarding whether the country's infrastructure could support a premier sporting tournament.

So Qatar embarked on an outrageous construction campaign.

And one of those projects was the Doha Shark Crossing.

This was an insanely ambitious three-bridge system linked by two underwater tunnels and a marine tunnel spanning a whopping

seven and a half miles across Doha Bay. This big boy should have handled an

incredible 6,000 vehicles an hour and significantly reduced traffic in the surrounding areas.

Now big builds like this don't come cheap, and the Qatari government set aside a whopping $12 billion just for this one project.

Construction was scheduled to begin in 2015, and everyone hoped it would be open for the World Cup.

But 2022 came and went already, and I don't see no bridge.

See, despite Qatar consistently denying there was a problem,

low oil prices in the years prior to 2022 had put a major strain on their economy.

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