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1. Make sure the glass retaining wall is built as high as you can before it cuts into building and pathing routes. Also make sure it connects end to end with the border wall. If it's too low or too short then water will just route around or over it.
2. Try placing the building just a fraction higher than typical.
3. Check the highlighted area when trying to place water and it will usually identify the weak point where water is routing around that way so you can change the terrain accordingly.
I hope that helps!