You’re definitely not alone. Many, many people absolutely hate his architecture, furniture, paintings, writings, thoughts, and frankly, him. It would probably be hard to find another architect from the 20th century more often attacked and blamed for everything that’s bad in the world.
I’m not personally among them, for what it’s worth. There’s plenty of his work which I do find objectionable, but there’s also plenty of his work which I have found to be among the most transcendantly beautiful and uplifting spaces I’ve ever experienced. It’s not easily done, but I heartily recommend spending an afternoon hanging around in the Mill Owner’s Association Building in Ahmedabad. Or, if I’m honest, any of his buildings. I’ve not visited them all, but I’ve yet to visit one I didn’t love once I was actually in it.
