Introducing Harlow
March 28th, 2013
28 mar 2013
30 Seconds To Mars Confirm Australian Promo Trip PLUS New Album Details
27 marzo 2013
Thirty Seconds To Mars are set to arrive in Australia next week, and we can’t wait to see the band again!
They are in town to promote the release of their brand new album LOVE LUST FAITH + DREAMS and will spend time in Melbourne (at the Take 40 studio!) when they land, before travelling to Sydney later in the week.
Their new album is set for release on May 17, was written and recorded around the world from Europe, to India, to the band’s studio in California.
The debut single ‘Up In The Air’ was launched by NASA into space a few weeks ago. Taking their song title to a whole new literal level!
Read more about the outer space broadcast here
Read more about the outer space broadcast here
Thirty Seconds To Mars is made up of Jared Leto, Shannon Leto and Tomo Milicevic – and have sold over five million albums worldwide.
LOVE LUST FAITH + DREAMS is available for pre-order now.
While they band haven't yet announced any public performances while they're in town, stay tuned to
While they band haven't yet announced any public performances while they're in town, stay tuned to
Tracklisting
1. Birth
2. Conquistador
3. Up In The Air
4. City Of Angels
5. The Race
6. End Of All Days
7. Pyres Of Varanasi
8. Bright Lights
9. Do Or Die
10. Convergence
11. Northern Lights
12. Depuis Le Début
2. Conquistador
3. Up In The Air
4. City Of Angels
5. The Race
6. End Of All Days
7. Pyres Of Varanasi
8. Bright Lights
9. Do Or Die
10. Convergence
11. Northern Lights
12. Depuis Le Début
Honeycomb Skyscraper by MAD Architects
March 27th, 2013
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Honeycomb structures are usually associated with bees, not high rise buildings in China’s ever-growing cities. But MAD Architects are adding an iconic-looking honeycomb building—the Sinosteel International Plaza which is currently under construction and due to be completed this year—to the urban megapolis that is Tianjin.
The hexagonal façade not only looks good, but it also plays a structural role creating an exoskeleton so no internal columns are needed beyond the building’s core. The organic-looking patterns evolve across the exterior, giving a nod to China’s cultural heritage and the hexagonal Chinese Pavilions that can be found in parks, gardens, and temples across the land. It also gives the building an animated look and alters its appearance from different perspectives.
The aim was to give the two towers—one an 358 meter office tower and the other a 95 meter high hotel—a softer look than the usual skyscraper. “From a very simple concept, yet deeply rooted in ancient Chinese architecture, a subtle and sensitive building arises. Sinosteel International Plaza will establish a different urban landscape and soften the hard edge of the concrete jungle we live in, our modern city.” MAD Architects say.
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