In a small New York restaurant called Tides, LTL Architects explored different configurations of bamboo. The ceiling is formed by over 110,000 bamboo skewers embedded into a bach-lit acoustical ceiling. The skewers are composed to produce a topographical effect, evoking sea grass.
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It is ‘A Unique’, not ‘An Unique’. The rule is to use ‘an’ instead of ‘a’ when the following word begins with a vowel *SOUND*, not simply a vowel. The word ‘unique’ begins with a ‘Y’ sound, technically, not a vowel sound.
Thanks! English is not my first language so I didn’t know.
IT IS VERY GOOD IN DESIGN, & USED SUCH TYPE OF MATERIAL AS AN ACOUSTIC