I want to test different glazing ratios for a basic rectangular high-rise floor plan with a service core in the center, in order to minimize the energy demand. Problem is, the glazing is added also to the interior walls which are dividing the core from the open office area. I cannot solve the adjacencies properly, I searched for a solution to this problem and I found in other posts that the problem should be either with the tolerances or the fact that the core is in the center of the geometry. I tried to change the tolerance but nothing is working. I would really appreciate any advice that you can give me. I attached the script below if you would like to have a look.
Technically you only need one subdivision to get rid of the donut space, but since you have a very large, highly glazed floor with vastly different solar exposure per orientation, one zone significantly underestimates local temperature differences across the floor. You should split it into at least four zones per orientation.
