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You have three more nights to enjoy a late coffee at Melrose and Pine in the original home of Bauhaus. Sunday around 1 AM, the cafe will bring its 20-year anniversary celebration to a close and prepare for its coming two-block move to make way for a massive redevelopment that will preserve, rebuild and demolish much of its E Pine block. In its place will soon rise an eight-story — some say nine — apartment building and mixed-use development slated to be completed sometime in 2015. Bauhaus has first dibs, we’re told, on the corner cafe space in the new building.

Bauhaus is slated to re-open in the former Capitol Club space in early November.

The two-block move is part of an exodus of small retailers from the Melrose and Pine block. Some like Wall of Sound, recently moved in at 12th and Pike, and Le Frock, now resident on E Pike, found new, nearby homes. Edie’s Shoes moved into the renovated Greenus building at 500 E Pike earlier this summer. Meanwhile, residents of the handful of units in the Pinevue Apartments have also found new homes.

Below is a collection of Bauhaus pictures from the CHS archives and a timeline of the neighborhood’s big change at Melrose and Pine.

• 4/6/12 — Developer acquires Bauhaus building, plans half-block of Pike/Pine mixed-use
• 5/2/12 — Bauhaus has deal to stay at Melrose and Pine
• 5/8/12 — Developer says won’t tear down Melrose and Pinevue buildings
• 6/28/12 — What the Bauhaus development will look like (Liz likes it)
• 7/18/12 — Bauhaus to open new location in Ballard — Melrose & Pine design review tonight / Board OKs initial development plan for Bauhaus block but raises bar on design, quality
• 2/6/13 — Bauhaus block to be considered for landmarks protection
• 4/3/13 — Capitol Hill’s Pinevue Apartments rejected for landmarks protection
• 5/14/13 — Final design unveiled for seven eight-story Melrose and Pine building
• 8/1/13 — Bauhaus securing new 2-year Capitol Hill location, ready to mark 20 years at Melrose and Pine this fall
• 9/12/13 — Was Capitol Club, will be Capitol Hill Bauhaus… temporarily

Notes on Melrose & Pine | Developer’s adaptive reuse goals, seismic issues, can Bauhaus be ‘saved’?

A look at Bauhaus as one of the ‘big three’ in Seattle’s coffee history

CHS Re:Take | Why Capitol Hill’s Bauhaus block matters

Le Frock prepares for its own Capitol Hill move as it bids adieu to E Pine after 22 years

Bauhaus securing new 2-year Capitol Hill location, ready to mark 20 years at Melrose and Pine this fall

Hill Style: Eclectic Styling in Front of Bauhaus

Hill Style: Knitting at Bauhaus

Bauhaus block to be considered for landmarks protection

CHS Schemata | Conserving authenticity in Capitol Hill’s buildings and streetscapes

Notes on Melrose & Pine | Developer’s adaptive reuse goals, seismic issues, can Bauhaus be ‘saved’?

Developer acquires Bauhaus building, plans half-block of Pike/Pine mixed-use

Bauhaus securing new 2-year Capitol Hill location, ready to mark 20 years at Melrose and Pine this fall

Bauhaus securing new 2-year Capitol Hill location, ready to mark 20 years at Melrose and Pine this fall

Hill Style | Through the window at Melrose and Pine

Hill Style | Through the window at Melrose and Pine

Bauhaus to open new location in Ballard — Melrose & Pine design review tonight

Capitol Hill Christmas Card 2012 — Melrose at Pine

Capitol Hill Christmas Card 2012 — Melrose at Pine

Developer says won’t tear down Melrose and Pinevue buildings

Developer acquires Bauhaus building, plans half-block of Pike/Pine mixed-use

Developer says won’t tear down Melrose and Pinevue buildings

What the Melrose & Pine block will look like used to look like

What the Melrose & Pine block will look like used to look like

Final design unveiled for eight-story Melrose and Pine building

Final design unveiled for eight-story Melrose and Pine building