A dazzling vision of former President Donald Trump’s anticipated presidential library was shared on Truth Social this Monday night, not through traditional blueprints but via an impressive AI-generated video.

The conceptual images reveal what is being promoted as the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library and Museum in Miami—a vast, waterfront establishment that embodies Trump’s distinctive flair: bold, lavish, and generously adorned in gold.

One of the most striking elements is a towering golden statue of Trump himself, prominently positioned as a focal point—a dramatic embodiment of the project’s ambition and style.

The renderings also showcase:

• A full-sized Air Force One jet displayed inside the lobby, alongside what appear to be fighter aircraft and presidential helicopters.
• A gleaming golden escalator, echoing the iconic feature of Trump Tower in New York 
• Detailed recreations of the Oval Office and the White House Rose Garden
• Expansive, marble-lined halls designed for exhibits, events, and visitors 

The design is the work of Bermello Ajamil, a Miami-based architectural firm renowned for its expertise in large-scale waterfront and civic designs.

President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video on Truth Social on Monday showing renderings of the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library and Museum in Miami

The highlights include what appears to be an Air Force One Boeing 747 jet inside the lobby

A replica of the Rose Garden also features together with other outdoor areas at the White House

The unveiling gained additional attention when Eric Trump, one of the former president’s sons, shared the project with enthusiasm in a public post.

‘FIRST LOOK: The Donald J. Trump Presidential Library is officially here,’ he wrote.

‘Over the past six months, I have poured my heart and soul into this project with my incredible team at @Trump.’

He added that the proposed complex would stand ‘as a lasting testament to an amazing man, an amazing developer, and the greatest President our Nation has ever known.’

‘These images have never been seen by the public – until today. Enjoy!’

Presidential libraries have historically served as archives and museums chronicling administrations, but the vision presented here pushes far beyond tradition.

Instead of a subdued, academic tone, the proposed Trump library appears designed as a spectacle-driven destination, blending museum space with immersive environments and dramatic architectural flourishes.

President Trump shared plans for his Trump Presidential Library on Monday night

In the AI-generated video, the building looks to be situated at the Miami waterfront

The building appears to be gleaming in gold from the outside making it eye-catching

The main entrance to the building sees the nose of Air Force One shimmering behind the glass

The building looks to be constructed from glass, steel and concrete

The inclusion of aircraft, theatrical staging, and highly stylized interiors suggests a focus not just on preservation, but on experience and legacy-building at scale.

Despite the buzz, the project does not yet exist, and no construction timeline or confirmed site details have been formally announced.

What has been released so far remains purely conceptual and is an AI-generated vision rather than any firm, finalized architectural plans.

Last month it was revealed how Miami-Dade College could gift prime downtown real estate for Trump’s future presidential library, the foundation for his library now owns it, property records show.

According to the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser, the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library Foundation Inc. now owns the property at 531 NE 2 Avenue.

A roof deck is lines with palm trees and a possible replica of the White House’s Rose Garden

The roof deck looks as though it will be able to host some fancy parties 

A golden statue of Trump can be see in the auditorium of the White House

Trump’s famous golden escalator is one of many situated about the enormous building

Air Force One takes pride of place in the central atrium of the building

A replica of the Oval Office will be one of many areas guests to the library will be able to visit

The building’s ballroom appears strikingly similar to the one planned at the White House

What has been released so far remains purely conceptual and is an AI-generated vision rather than any firm, finalized architectural plans

In January, the District Board of Trustees of Miami-Dade College, the previous owners of the land, transferred the property to the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the State of Florida for just $10, records showed.

The state board is overseen by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis who on Monday signed legislation to rename the Palm Beach International Airport after the president.

It is the latest in a series of buildings, institutions, government programs, warships, and money to bear the president’s name.