The term 'Arctic House' refers to two different types of dwellings found in the Arctic region. The first is an igloo, which is a dome-shaped structure made from blocks of snow and ice, and is typically used by the Inuit people of the Arctic. The second is an iglu, which is a smaller, more temporary shelter made from blocks of snow and ice, and is also used by the Inuit people. Both structures are designed to provide protection from the extreme cold temperatures of the Arctic.