Under the guidance of new development concepts and the "dual carbon" goals

urban industrial parks are undergoing a profound transformation from "incremental development" to "stock operation"

and from "industrial agglomeration" to "innovation ecosystems". This paper argues that the sustainable development of industrial parks depends not only on green building technologies

but more importantly on whether it can build an advanced innovation ecosystem centered on innovative talents

linked by sharing and interconnection

and driven by intelligent operation. The study systematically proposes that architectural space design in industrial parks must be deeply coupled with innovative operational logic to form an integrated "space-operation" solution. By constructing a three-tiered design strategy system of "macro

meso

and micro"

and focusing on integrating people-oriented public spaces

hierarchical shared functional configurations

and full-cycle digital support for intelligent operations

the paper aims to provide a comprehensive theoretical framework and practical guide for developing the next generation of industrial parks with sustainable innovation capabilities

outstanding economic performance

and profound social value.