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The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features Junya Ishigami's below-ground mud-covered house and restaurant in Japan.

Moar on the way!

Kaguya-sama: Love is War recently concluded its excellent third season. We checked in with Aniplex producer Tatsuya Ishikawa to discuss the standout episode 5 and his feelings on the show.

Florian Idenbug talks about their projects, materials and sustainability, design visions, and work methodologies as one of the leading architects of SO–IL.

Uniquely, Dr. Stone: Ryusui is a straightforward continuation of the main series. Humorously, Ryusui gets introduced right after Tsukasa gets taken out of the picture and is pretty much the embodiment of everything that he hated.

Moar on the way!

For some of us the summer heatwave is already here, but lets take one last look at last season. Here are the series recommended by our editorial staff (and the ones you should probably avoid).

Weve known for a while that this whole game of who confesses first was really just a pretense that revealed a vulnerability that you could argue these two still havent fully confronted yet.

As we approach the hour-long finale of Kaguya-sama: Love is War -Ultra Romantic-, Nick and Steve look back on the wild ride that led us here. Who will confess first, or will their egos once again get in the way of romantic bliss?

So here we are with the final bit of build-up before we reach the finale of the culture festival arc, and a good chunk of this episode can best be summed up as “Kaguya being messed with by the writer”.