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Visual perception model for architectural design

A model of human visual perception is presented. It is based on probability theoretic considerations. A probabilistic approach is suitable to model perception, as it can absorb the bio-induced complexity of the human vision process. In this way the perception and related concepts are quantified. The results provided by the model corroborate with common human vision experience confirming the validity of the model. The significance of distance on perception is described and exemplified in two applications for architectural design.