At 10V stories above ground, the new CX Bank And Health Enhancement Centre, colloquially known as the Port
Spine, is the the tallest building in the Principality Of The Coral Islands. Its construction and operating costs are paid
for by the Coral Exchange Bank, the only locally-owned chartered bank in the Coral Islands. It is also the home of the
CX Bank's head office; but it was primarily constructed to replace the Port Mosaviu Hospital, which was tragically destroyed
in a fire in 2001.
The building is comprised of ten spheres, seven above ground and an additional three below (Adding 4V to the total number
of levels), as well as four nucleotide-like strands that support it. The strands contains elevators, stairwells, slides, water
pipes, electrical lines, and other necessary equipment.
The spheres also house six consulates, eight restaurants, thirty-one stores, and two-hundred suites. Each sphere
contains a very large "specialised area". In Sphere 1, the deepest sphere, there is a fitness centre. Sphere 2 has
a truly "underground" Church. Sphere 3 contains a City Transportation Subhub. The first above-ground sphere, Sphere 4, has
a "reverse globe" where one can take a spiraling path along the inside edge of a map and experience a multimedia presentation
of the social, environmental, and technological diversites of the Earth. An auditorium, the home of both the Port Mosaviu
Polysymphonic Orchestra and the Srytta Province Ballet, is located in Sphere V. Sphere 6 has an art gallery. There is a garden
in Sphere 7. Sphere 8 contains the Astropolis (a combination planetarium and cinematic theatre). A convention centre is located
in Sphere 9. At the apex of the building, in Sphere 10, is the home of the Arco Iris Ballroom, which doubles as
an observation deck.

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The specialised areas of the Coral Exchange Bank And Port Mosaviu Centre For Health Enhancement Building,
as well as its hospital portion, are open to the public at no cost (Although donations to the Port Foodbank are encouraged)
from Monday mornings at dawn to Saturday evenings at 10.70.
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