President Donald Trump unveiled a first look at the plans for his presidential library in a video made using AI that he posted on social media on Monday night. 

The video showed plans for the future Trump Presidential Library and Museum that’s expected to be in Miami, Florida. The video depicts the library and museum as a towering building on the city’s waterfront, a location announced by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis last September.

According to the video, the multi-story tower will bear the “TRUMP” logo that is similar to what’s used on the president’s other properties.

The video rendering also appears to show a West Wing-like colonnade within the building, an auditorium, a massive ballroom that looks quite similar to the plans for the ballroom that Trump is building to replace the East Wing of the White House.

It also showed what appears to be a replica of the Oval Office, including the updated decor that the president has added to the historic room. The video also shows a large amphitheater space with a big, gold statue of Trump.

The president’s son, Eric Trump, said in a social media post that he had “poured my heart and soul into this project” over the past 6 months.

Trump gave his son’s plans for the building “five stars” in a phone interview with ABC News’ Jon Karl on Wednesday and praised the building as “beautiful.” Trump also indicated to Karl that the presidential library will be a hotel, too.

But the president also told Karl that he didn’t want the project to start until after his term in office.

Notably, the video also appeared to show that the future library and museum will house the $400M “unconditional gift” of a luxury jet from the Qataris to the Trump administration.

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump confirmed his plans for the property to “most likely” be a hotel — and again said that work wouldn’t get underway until after he’s out of office.

“It’s most likely going to be a hotel with a beautiful building underneath and a 747 Air Force One in the lobby, which is going to be a trick,” Trump said. 

Sources told ABC News last year, that according to the memorandum of understanding signed by Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth and Qatar’s Minister of State for Defense Affairs, the plane, dubbed a “flying palace,” would move to the presidential library foundation after Trump leaves office.

The plane’s positioning within the building, alongside other aircraft, mirrors the housing of an Air Force One used by President Ronald Reagan, now at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.

But the rendering of the gifted Air Force One also depicts the jet with the powder blue livery of the current Air Force One, which the retrofitted Qatari jet will never sport. In mid-February, the Air Force confirmed a new color scheme for future Air Force Ones, including the Qatari jet, which has a dark blue, red and gold stripe.

It’s not possible to know the exact figure that’s been raised for the library and museum. The initial 501(c)(3) set up for the library folded last year and never issued an annual report. The new one hasn’t issued any annual reports yet either.

ABC News’ Jonathan Karl, Luis Martinez and Luc Bruggeman contributed to this report.