What condition would make a task "Technically Infeasible"?

A task is considered "technically infeasible" when it cannot be executed due to physical constraints or limitations inherent to the existing structure or environment. Existing load-bearing members can pose significant challenges to making compliant modifications because they are integral to the building’s stability and structural integrity. If these members prevent changes necessary for compliance with regulations or codes, such modifications would not only be difficult but could also compromise safety, thus rendering the task technically infeasible.

In contrast, scenarios where there are no physical constraints on the site, moderate physical limitations, or no limitations on building materials generally indicate that modifications can be made, albeit with certain considerations. These conditions would not inherently prevent compliance or functional adjustments, so they do not qualify as "technically infeasible."