GEN: how do you put stacks on a curved wall

["d. bice" <dbice@NETNITCO.NET>]

I have a question I hope your collective minds can help answer.
My school built a new library facility which has two curved walls.
The long interior wall curves out (like a big bay with a gradual curve) and
the shorter exterior wall curves into the room.
Plans included short free standing stacks and short stacks along the
interior curved wall.
How do you put stacks along a curve?  Custom made?  If so where or who?
Standard 36 inch wide individual units?  Add-ons can't be used on a curve.
What do you do about the gaps created by the curve between units and next to
the wall?
Should I even be worried about the gaps?  How do you fasten the units to the
wall?
If any of you have experience with this type of design or a practical or
creative suggestion I would greatly appreciate your help.  TIA

Debora Bice, Librarian
Glenwood School
Glenwood, IL
dbice@netnitco.net

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