Who built it? I didn't catch that.

Op. 48, Juget-Sinclair.

wow... would love to sit at that!

http://www.juget-sinclair.com/new_instruments.html

Here's a timelapse of the build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISEej0F5G0k

From my knowledge of the organ department there (I was a seminarian organist for two years), their goal was a French specification in the style and approximate voicing of Cavaille-Coll. I think Juget-Sinclair does a pretty nice job with that sort of thing. Here's a bit of Opus 45: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP1kIQpNqA0. They definitely nail the smooth flute harmonique, and the French romantic reed sound.

Hopefully I'll get the chance to check this out in-person soon. They just had the dedication concert a few weeks ago, IIRC. I imagine it sounds fantastic in that acoustic (there's about a 3.5 second solid reverb decay in the chapel). The "stopgap" Hauptwerk organ (Caen sample set) we used sounded amazing in that building, so I can only imagine how stunning it must be with this Juget-Sinclair.