As an architectural historian, Inderbir explores aesthetic, cultural, and technological contexts of city design in the postwar period. He is currently preparing the book Expo 67, The Architecture of Late Modernity (forthcoming from McGill-Queen’s University Press in 2018). Inderbir’s writings appear in books and journals, and he lectures in universities worldwide. His research has been advanced by grants and awards; in 2013, he was invited by The Japan Foundation to participate in the Japan-U.S. Curator Exchange Program. Inderbir was an undergraduate at McGill University and holds a Master of Architecture from Columbia University. Between 1997 and 2003, he worked in architecture offices in San Francisco. He completed his PhD at Columbia in 2014.