On the left side of Rákóczi Road, we can see the commercial and residential building designed by Tibor Hübner, featuring a closed balcony that runs across the upper floor and curves round smoothly at the side—blending seamlessly with the style of the villa row on Várkörút.

This was the site of the Neolog Synagogue, with the Jewish school standing behind it from 1862 until 1945. The former was demolished, while the latter was reduced to ruins during the war. A memorial stone designed by Erzsébet Schleer Csuti now stands on the former site of the synagogue.

Tibor Hübner was a member of a prominent Székesfehérvár architectural dynasty and designed several notable buildings across the city: the Köztársaság Cinema (1939) which underwent a complete renovation in 2023. The former cinema building now houses the Coronation Basilica National Memorial Site Visitor Centre and showcases the church's medieval relics alongside the history of its ongoing research. The Classicist-style building of the Central Bank of Hungary (MNB) at the northern corner of Zichy Park; and directly opposite it, the former Army Corps Headquarters—today the Regional Cultural Centre (1936–37)—were all built according to his designs. His father, Jenő Hübner, designed the Árpád Baths and several hospital pavilions. His grandfather, Nándor Hübner, was the contractor for the City Theatre (1873) and the designer of several buildings on Fő utca.