Clockwise from upper left: Jonathan Garland, Gail Sullivan, Timothy Mansfield, Sam Batchelor, Gary Kane and Nader Tehrani. Photos by James Sanna | Banker & Tradesman Staff

If you had architect friends coming into town for the first time, what buildings would you tell them they had to see?

We asked 19 Greater Boston architects just that and they came back with some great, off-the-beaten-path ideas for attendees at the American Institute of Architects’ 25th annual conference going on this week.

We unveiled the first six yesterday – find them here – and today it’s the turn of the middle six. Check back tomorrow for the final six or scan our LinkedIn and Instagram pages for the ones we’ve already posted.

Today’s batch run the gamut from a big, new tower and a trio of big, neighborhood-defining dorms to a pocket-sized art museum perfect for taking a break from the zaniness of the conference. Which one will you take your friends to go see?

Editor’s note: These videos were produced independently of the American Institute of Architects and are not affiliated with the AIA25 conference.