"Some types of art often willingly go beyond each other's limita-tions, and the most ambitious sculptural items, in the exhibition
are due, not surprisingly, to some architects. One of these items is
Anja M. Baches “Beton Lab”, which with models demonstrates the
possibilities of using concrete in extremely large constructions.
(The other ...). It is interesting to see to what degree modern archi-tecture can encroach on the preserves of sculpture and conceptual
art, and even surpass them."
Peter Michael Hornung. Art Critic, Politiken, March 12th 2004 on the Spring exhibition at Charlottenborg.

"Anja Bache has worked with the potential of composite materials
during the course of her richly-faceted education, and has worked
and exhibited across the whole spectrum, from engineering science
investigations to architectural development, and to art. What is
exceptional about AB´s whole production is that she has been
praised at the highest level in all three disciplines.
....the judging committee finds that Anja Margrethe Bache has reached an international level as an insprational force, and re-
searcher of materials, and that she is well-qualifified for the position
of quest designer at Denmark´s School of Design."
2007. Thomas Schødt Rasmussen, Chief of research,
Denmark´s School of Design.

"What I miss in my profession is not having close cooperation with the researchers who have to do with these construction parts
(............) We need som researchers, some Anja Bache types, who
declare that: We must have som high strength concrete that can be
used in this way or that the architectural designproces, focussing on
industrial building” (In danish: ”Kvalitetsmål i den arkitektoniske designproces - med fokus på industrialiseret byggeri”)"
by CINARKS Kasper Vibæk Jensen and Anne Beim, page 65.