We’re excited to see our vision for Assembly come to life with the arrival of Peace and Culture Coffee.

Already celebrated as one of Vancouver’s most exciting destinations for matcha and specialty coffee, Peace and Culture Coffee perfectly embodies the culture-forward spirit we envisioned for Assembly’s ground floor when we first imagined this development.

This cafe is an incredible amenity not just for residents above, but for neighboring businesses on the ground level and the broader community.

Since opening in February, Peace and Culture has been drawing crowds from across the city – often lining the corridor, surrounded by striking artwork by Ola Volo, as customers wait for their perfectly crafted drinks.

The talent behind the bar speaks for itself. With first-place finishes in five latte art competitions in 2024 alone, and a third-place global ranking at Coffee Fest in 2025, their reputation is well earned.

But building a standout coffee concept in a city like Vancouver – where the cost of living is anything but forgiving – takes more than talent. It takes intention.

Step inside and you’ll find a minimalist space that celebrates the raw character of the building. Every detail is designed around a highly efficient bar—engineered to be one of the most streamlined coffee setups in the city. That efficiency reduces waste and increases output, allowing the team to focus on what matters most: quality.

The result? Higher-end beans, premium grass-fed milk, and a commitment to paying their team above industry standards. Peace and Culture is proof that thoughtful design and operational precision can elevate both product and experience.

We’re proud to welcome Peace and Culture Coffee to the Assembly community.

With five ground-level office spaces still available, there’s an opportunity to be part of this growing creative hub – and to have some of the city’s best coffee just steps from your desk. Learn more about the available office space at Assembly here.