What houses do Tundra people live in?

Tundra people, often referred to as Indigenous groups living in Arctic regions, traditionally inhabit structures like igloos made from snow blocks or tents called "yurts," constructed from animal skins and wooden frames. In modern contexts, they may also live in more permanent homes made from wood or other materials adapted to the harsh climate. These dwellings are designed to provide insulation and protection against extreme cold and wind. Additionally, some communities utilize mobile structures to adapt to seasonal changes and the nomadic lifestyle associated with hunting and gathering.