i have another construction i'm not good at constructions, but i think this is easy... i use the same notation from the previous solution...
let $ G'$ be the foot of the perpendicular from $ G$ to line $ BC$ (or line $ PQ$, it's the same)... we know that $ GG' = \frac {1}{3}AP$, so we construct $ A$ in the same semiplane of $ G$ wrt line $ BC$, so that $ AP = 3GG'$. then we can construct the midpoint $ M$ of side $ BC$ and let $ l$ be the perpendicular line to $ BC$ passing through $ M$ (i.e, the perpendicular bissector). also, we have that the reflection of $ AP$ across $ AQ$ passes through the circumcenter, so, its intersection with $ l$ gives the circumcenter of triangle $ ABC$. from this, $ B$ and $ C$ are obtained by intersecting this circle and line $ BC$...